Google just announced that you can integrate your products within its AI platforms like Gemini and AI Mode.

Now you can get your stuff indexed, ranked, displayed and recommended inside Google's AI systems with live prices and availability.

Here is a full recap of how to do it all by yourself.

No need to hire any expensive outside help.

But before we get into it...

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Alright, let's get into this week's news.

On Thursday Google rolled out a major AI shopping update.

Here are the biggest changes:

You can now shop conversationally inside AI Mode in Search.

You describe what you want and Google generates a complete answer with shoppable images, comparison tables, reviews, product attributes, and the best options for your criteria.

Gemini now supports full shopping experiences in the chat interface.

You can ask for ideas, product suggestions, comparisons, and shoppable listings right inside Gemini.

Google can now call stores on your behalf.

Search “in stock near me” and Google will call local stores automatically, verify stock, confirm price, and check for promotions.

Google also introduced agentic checkout.

You can set a price threshold and Google will automatically buy the item through Google Pay the moment the price drops.

Needless to say, this is not a small update.

It is Google’s version of ChatGPT Shopping and it shows exactly where discovery is going.

The big takeaway is simple: search is shifting from keyword entry to conversational discovery.

And brands that show up inside that AI layer will win the next 5 years of online sales.

Google also laid out exactly how they power AI Mode answers:

Shopping Graph data

Product attributes and schema

Structured comparison signals

Review summaries

Inventory data

Entity level brand recognition

Freshness and real time updates

These are the same signals that power ChatGPT citations.

The same signals that power Perplexity.

And they all point to one conclusion:

If you do not have structured, comparison based, extractable content on your site, you will not be included.

If your brand is not supported by authoritative backlinks and consistent entity data, you will not be trusted or recognized.

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Here is how they map directly to what Google just launched.

Google and Gemini prefer structured comparison content.

AI Mode outputs are built from product comparisons, ranked lists, feature differences, and short factual takeaways.

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Question based H2s

Two to three sentence answers under each section

TLDR block at the top

Lists and feature breakdowns

Clean HTML

This is exactly the kind of content Google lifts and displays inside AI Mode.

Google and Gemini prioritize trusted sources with authority.

Shopping Graph and AI Mode give higher weight to domains that receive quality backlinks and appear in trusted publications.

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These backlinks create the entity level trust that AI systems rely on when deciding which brands to include.

Google needs consistent entity signals to recognize your brand.

Your brand must appear the same way everywhere.

Google uses entity consistency to build confidence in the brand it is recommending.

SEO Stuff (seo-stuff.com) content and backlink packages reinforce:

Brand name

Location

Category

Products or services

Supporting context

This is how you train AI systems to see your brand as legitimate.

Also, freshness matters more than ever.

Google’s Shopping Graph updates 2 billion listings per hour.

Gemini and AI Mode reward newer or recently updated content.

ChatGPT and Perplexity prioritize recently refreshed pages.

SEO Stuff (seo-stuff.com) content is built with structured formats and internal linking that make updates simple and fast, helping you remain in the recent ingestion window.

So what does all of this mean?

Search is no longer just a list of blue links.

It is now a system of conversational recommendations and real time shopping actions.

If you are not visible inside Google’s AI layer, you are already out of the game before the SERP even loads.

If you are not visible inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, it's a wrap for you before a user ever reaches your site.

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Together they turn your website into an AI citation engine for Google, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity.

If AI is replacing the first click, your content must replace the first impression.

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Here is how SEO Stuff has been getting customers traffic + sales from Perplexity over the last 6 months:

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Everyone missed one of the most important findings of 2025 about getting your website cited in ChatGPT.

I was hesitant to highlight this because SEO Stuff (seo-stuff.com) has quietly been using it for months to drive traffic + sales.

But since this month was SEO Stuff's biggest yet, thanks to the Gold Plan (seo-stuff.com/gold-plan-pack…) going viral, I’ve decided to break it down so you can apply the same system without hiring anyone.

Before I dive in, though...

If you want 3 cheat codes for getting mentioned in ChatGPT within roughly 30 days, just RT this, follow me, and reply "SEO Stuff Cheat Codes" and I’ll DM them to you.

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Alright, Rankscale did a deep data dive on how AI platforms decide which sites to cite.

(I’ll link to the raw data below).

They analyzed where ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews pull answers from and what works best for B2B brands.

Rankscale studied thousands of commercial queries such as:

"Top CRM software"

"Top SEO software vendors"

"Best online learning platforms"

Here is where AI engines are sourcing answers most often right now:

Industry-specific blogs and publications (TechTarget, FiercePharma, QSR Magazine).

Official company blogs and vendor websites.

Professional directories like Clutch and G2.

Analyst reports from Gartner and Statista.

LinkedIn posts and expert commentary.

Mainstream business news.

One of the most interesting findings?

Vendor blogs, meaning a company’s own blog, are now frequently being cited as sources in AI answers.

Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews cite product blogs often in B2B queries.

ChatGPT cites them less frequently, but still does, and the trend is clear:

AI engines reward brands that publish comparison content on their own blogs.

Examples include:

Thinkific cited for "best online learning platforms."

LearnWorlds cited for "top course creation tools."

Monday and Pipedrive cited for "best project management software."

HP cited for "top laptop brands."

All of these citations came from each company’s own blog content, specifically list-style comparisons within their product category.

These vendor blogs are filling a major content gap.

Many industries lack detailed third-party comparisons of competing vendors.

So when a brand publishes content like:

"The 7 Best CRM Tools for 2025 (Ranked by Integration, Support, and Pricing)"

AI engines pull it.

They don’t always know, or care, that it was written by a competitor.

They care that the content is:

Thorough and well structured.

Objective in tone rather than overtly promotional.

Built with clean headers, schema, and factual information.

Rankscale also found:

Brands that appear in AI citations more often earn significantly higher visibility scores, meaning both higher detection and higher ranking in responses.

In simple terms:

The more frequently AI cites you, the more often it will cite you again.

Visibility compounds rapidly.

This is why SEO Stuff is built around this exact flywheel:

Authoritative content combined with backlink authority that increases repeated AI citations.

How SEO Stuff plugs directly into this system

1. Gold Plan (the most popular package)

10 long-form, snippet-optimized articles plus 3 DR50+ backlinks that position your brand in the exact first-result spots AI engines pull from most.

Each article targets your category’s most commercial "best of" and "top" queries, the ones AI pulls most often.

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2. Premium Content Bundle

60 high-authority pages built as comparison-based content, matching the formats Rankscale found being cited most frequently by Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.

Every page includes clean HTML, FAQ schema, and AI-friendly formatting so ChatGPT can extract and quote it easily.

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Together, these plans help your brand:

Get cited as a category authority, even in competitor comparison queries.

Build AI visibility signals that compound over time.

Grow across both Google and AI search layers.

This isn’t just SEO anymore.

This is about training AI to associate your brand with your category before your competitors do.

If your website is not publishing content that AI can extract, summarize, and cite, you effectively won’t exist in the next wave of search.

SEO Stuff was built to solve that gap.

That’s why 80 percent or more of customers who buy the Gold Plan reorder.

The system is working.

And if you want 3 cheat codes for getting mentioned in ChatGPT within roughly 30 days, just RT this, follow me, and reply "SEO Stuff Cheat Codes" and I’ll DM them to you.

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I've been posting SEO Stuff case studies over the past few weeks. Here is the most recent one, in case you missed it:

https://x.com/AlexGroberman_/status/1987893398687436960

I started my X account 45 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile.

Since then I've collected $100,000 in direct revenue, logged 10M impressions, and this month alone drove $14,000 to SEO Stuff.

Use my system now, before Elon closes every loophole.

And if you want my full cheat sheet, including details about engagement groups, DM workflows, posting tactics, just follow me + RT this + comment "X growth guide 2025" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 to get the DM.

Alright, let's start with my posting routine.

I post 2 to 3 times per day, 7 days a week.

Morning: proof post or strong POV tweet

Afternoon: mini-thread (3 to 5 tweets, with screenshots or frameworks)

Evening: repost + CTA or a short observation to spark replies

If I stop for 48 hours, reach craters, so when I travel and miss days, I feel it instantly.

What is working best now:

Compact proof threads (3 to 6 tweets)

Visual, outcome-oriented, actionable.

Threads over 8 tweets often plateau unless every line delivers.

Multi-image posts (2 to 4 slides)

First slide = bold headline

Middle slides = framework, teardown, example

Last slide = CTA

Proof-first content

Real dashboards, client outcomes, metrics + narrative.

Data with insight still beats pure theory.

Copyable frameworks

Templates, prompts, SOPs your audience can use immediately.

These drive bookmarks, shares, and DMs.

Timely commentary + receipts

When a shift in X or in your niche happens, respond quickly with your data or take. Such posts stay visible longer.

Reposting top performers

After 2 to 3 weeks, re-share your best content with a fresh hook.

Many posts perform again, especially with renewed momentum.

Underperforming content:

One-liners with no evidence

Long threads (> 8 tweets) that drift

AI-generated content with no personality or case studies

Frameworks reused without showing how you actually did them

Engagement strategy:

Reply early (within the first hour) on high-visibility posts in your niche with proof, context, or counterpoints

Quote tweet daily with your take or teardown

Repost strong replies so your wider audience sees them

A small creator circle (5 to 10 peers) engage with your content in the first 15 to 30 minutes

Focus on comment thread depth, because posts where replies spur replies remain visible for longer

According to X’s published signals, video posts get a boost, especially if users watch more than 10 seconds, and replies (especially replies that get replies) are powerful reach multipliers.

DM & conversion flow:

Track who engages with your content (likes, replies, follows)

DM them something useful (template, swipe, framework)

If they respond, open a loop (“Want the rest of this system?”)

If yes, deliver the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, growth playbook)

Lead with value and delay the ask.

The funnel that matters: Profile to Follow to DM to Client

To optimize this:

Bio: clear, benefit-first

Pinned tweet: proof + offer

Rotate pinned every 2 weeks based on CTR and DM results

Reply to every DM personally and meaningfully

Metrics that matter:

Link clicks per post

New followers per post

DM replies per outreach

Depth of comment threads and count of repeat engagers

Impressions look nice, but real growth comes from clicks, replies, and relationships.

30-Day X Growth Playbook:

Post 2 to 3 times per day, at least one proof-driven post

Reply to 5+ posts/day in your vertical

Quote tweet 1 to 2 posts/day with your POV

Repost top-performing posts every 2 to 3 weeks

DM 10+ new engagers weekly with value-first messaging

Track clicks, replies, conversions, and comment depth weekly

Continuously test new hooks, formats, and visuals

This account is compounding.

Use this system for 30 days, screenshot Day 31, and tag me when inbound starts.

And if you want my full cheat sheet, including details about engagement groups, DM workflows, posting tactics, just follow me + RT this + comment "X growth guide 2025" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 for the DM.


FREE GUIDE ON HOW TO GET TRAFFIC FROM CHATGPT:

https://x.com/AlexGroberman_/status/1978487434070667718

I created my LinkedIn just 25 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack of any social media and it's not even close. Since then, I’ve recorded over 1.2 million impressions, reached more than 401,000 members, built 6,000+ connections, and added roughly $15,000 to my monthly pipeline. Here is the exact strategy I used daily with no details left out.

Also, i you want the full set of secrets and cheat codes regarding engagement groups, secret tricks, etc - follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide 2025.” You need to do all 3 to get a DM. 1 out of 3 or 2 out of 3 won't work. Alright, let's begin...

My strategy is simple and based on 2 things: content output and content engagement.

Let’s start with content output.

I post 3 times per day, Monday through Sunday.

Every day that I post consistently, my reach compounds. If I slow down, impressions stall.

Weekends are underrated. Less noise = more visibility.

Here’s how post volume breaks down:

10 posts = 1 solid performer

30 posts = 3 to 4 strong ones

50+ posts = something always pops

Afternoons tend to work best for my audience. Yours might differ so test and double down.

Don’t worry about underperformers. One good post can carry a week and literally nobody cares about your flops because nobody is paying attention to you.

Format Rankings (Best to Worst)

Carousels – Step-by-step breakdowns and value frameworks (2 to 3x reach)

GIFs and videos – Behind-the-scenes, stories, walkthroughs (2x reach, picking up a lot of steam recently)

Tweet-style images – Bold, short insights (1.1x reach, has heavily cooled down since late 2024)

Static images – Charts, stats, and infographics (baseline)

Text-only posts – Straightforward ideas or commentary (around 70 percent of baseline)

Carousels remain the highest ROI content format.

Tweet-style image reach has softened a lot, possibly due to an algo tweak.

Use effective CTAs like:

“Comment X if you want Y”

“DM me for a copy of Z”

So what about content engagement?

LinkedIn favors interaction-driven content.

Every like and comment opens up second-degree visibility.

Spend 75 percent of your time engaging:

Like relevant posts

Leave thoughtful comments

Re-share valuable content with your POV

Connect with people who engage with your posts

Who to engage with:

Founders

Marketers

Creators in your vertical

Ghostwriters managing brand accounts

So what about engagement groups?

They are small groups (5 to 10 creators) who consistently:

Like

Comment

Share within the first hour

That early push still makes a real difference.

No group? Drop a comment and I’ll help you find one.

Bonus:

DM regular engagers

Comment on posts from up-and-coming creators in your niche

Daily LinkedIn Checklist

Comment on 20 or more posts

Like 50 or more posts

Reply to every comment on your posts

DM 5 new, relevant people

If you’re trying to grow inbound traffic, generate pipeline, or just build credibility at scale, LinkedIn is the move.

Try this system for 30 days. Check your numbers on Day 31.

And if you want access to the full strategy I use every day, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide 2025.”

Also, check out my thread from a few days ago about how LinkedIn drove multiple thousands of dollars worth of business to SEO in just 1 week.


Also, check this out:

https://x.com/AlexGroberman_/status/1926310706430828860

I literally just created my LinkedIn a mere 20 weeks ago. It's the easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. So far, I’ve recorded over 787,000 impressions, reached 192,000+ members, built 5,000+ connections, and added around $14,000 in monthly revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it. No BS. No skipped steps.

And if you want insider tactics for engagement groups and fast LinkedIn growth, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.”

Quick note:

I took a short break from posting earlier this year and my numbers dipped almost instantly.

Now that I’m back, everything is growing again. The system still works every time you use it.

My strategy is based on ideas: Content Output & Content Engagement

Let’s get into both.

Content Output (The Reach Machine)

Post 3 times a day when you can. That’s my baseline when I’m not traveling.

If I miss a day or two, my impressions take a noticeable hit.

Weekends matter. There’s less noise and more visibility.

Think of it like this:

10 posts = 1 solid performer

30 posts = 3 to 4 wins

50+ posts = something goes viral

Afternoons work best for my audience, but test your own timing and stick to what works.

No one remembers your bad posts. Volume wins.

Best-Performing Formats (Ranked)

Carousels – Step-by-step guides and visual breakdowns (2 to 3x reach)

Tweet-style images – Short, bold insights (1.8x reach but softening)

GIFs and videos – Personal stories or product content (1.5x reach)

Static images – Infographics and charts (baseline)

Text-only posts – Clean and direct (70 percent of baseline)

Carousels are still performing best by a wide margin.

Tweet-style image reach is fading a bit lately. Might be a temporary dip or an algorithm shift.

Include CTAs like:

“Comment X below if you want Y”

“DM me for a walkthrough”

Content Engagement (The Multiplier Effect)

When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. That’s how you scale.

Spend 75 percent of your LinkedIn time engaging with others:

Like posts in your feed

Leave real comments with substance

Re-share content with your own insights

Connect with everyone who engages with your stuff

Focus on:

Niche creators

Founders and operators

Marketers

Ghostwriters and growth consultants

Use Engagement Groups

Find 5 to 10 people who post regularly and consistently support each other.

Within the first hour:

Like

Comment

Share

No group yet? Drop a comment and I’ll help you build one.

Also:

DM regular engagers

Comment on new creators’ content to build connections

Daily Engagement Checklist

Comment on 20 or more posts

Like 50 or more posts

Reply to every comment on your own posts

DM 5 new people every day

LinkedIn might feel awkward at first, but it’s where actual buyers and decision-makers spend their time.

If your business depends on relationships or visibility, this is the platform that gets you there.

Try this for 30 days. Come back on Day 31 and let me know how far you got.

And again, if you want my exact strategy for engagement groups and fast growth, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.”

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